At least they spelled Cincinnati correctly. That doesn't always happen, even in Ohio.

I'm going to New York tomorrow, and was planning to have lunch at Carmine's, but after seeing this, I think I've changed my mind. I could do with a nice juicy steak. Yum!

Meet me here for dinner in San Francisco. Then we'll go for coffee.

Beautful website. Yer on! Pick you up at 8? o_O

Yer on. Wear something slinky and low-cut, and bring an appetite.

Farallon is a great SF spot. The people at Ame do a pretty good job, too. This city deserves its reputation for good food.

This one?

http://www.amazon.com/Evening-Cocktail-Hot-Fash-Dresses/dp/B000UM2SX0/ref=pd_sbs_a_img_5/103-7560544-7936658

Or this one?

http://summitfashions.zoovy.com/product/L2D78739/SeXy_Long_Black_Dress.html

(My hair is as long as this, but ochre, with reddish highlights)

For my appetizer, I'd like the prawn & scallop mousse, for my entree I'll have the Grilled Maine Diver Scallops, and for dessert, either the Warm Pear Butterscotch Bread Pudding or the Caramel Apple Sundae. I'll let you pick the wine. o_O

Memories. Loved walking by Tad's on the way to Chinatown for peking duck. Always wanted to go in and try the advertised $7.98 steak.

I like this. It's like virtual Barbie. (Talking to Flynne.)

Can only see one of the dresses. The firewall at work blocked the second one. We should trust the judgment of our censors... Let's go with that one.

Also, breakfast here. Yes, we all miss the old building and the penny arcade games in the basement by the Camera Obscura, but their croissants are still heavenly.

The second dress it is! You'll like it, it's long, but slit thigh-high on one side, and laces in the back, sleeveless, low neck line....

Breakfast at the Cliffs - awesome! Earl Grey tea and a chocolate croissant, please, with a mimosa or 2 on the side. Um, where are we spending the time in between coffee and breakfast?

How about here:

http://sanfranciscoregency.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

Maybe here?

http://fishermanswharf.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/index.jsp

This one looks nice:

http://www.villaflorence.com/index2.html